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Werner Wallert, held hostage with his wife and son and several other foreigners by the Abu Sayyaf in the southern Philippines two years ago, accused Estrada and his adviser Robert Aventajado of jacking up the ransom payment of the hostages and then skimming part of it off. 


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                    [Summary] => So many days and so much "suspense" were consumed by all that fuss over the so-called "Jose Valhalla" bank account. But when the sealed envelope was finally opened yesterday, there was no Valhalla, only "Joe Velarde" and not much else. The Prosecutors are now griping that the Equitable-PCIBank documents must have been "doctored." What about the stubborn objections put up by the Defense panel of the President? Just a moro-moro?


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WERNER WALLERT

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Estrada shrugs off charges he pocketed Abu ransom

August 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Former President Joseph Estrada shrugged off charges by a former German hostage that he and his former top adviser skimmed off part of a ransom payment made to the Abu Sayyaf Muslim kidnap group. Werner Wallert,...

Headlines

No smoking gun after all, just a puff of smoke! - BY THE WAY by Max V. Soliven

December 21, 2000 - 12:00am

So many days and so much "suspense" were consumed by all that fuss over the so-called "Jose Valhalla" bank account. But when the sealed envelope was finally opened yesterday, there was no Valhalla, only "Joe Velarde"...

Opinion